Texarkana Inn

a decrepit super 8 provided little relief and a whole new pallet of unwanted smells that creep up on us all night. The room somehow grew more expensive in the same stiff drawl as “also the tv is broken, and there is no internet”. I was so damn tired I just smiled. The elevator when summoned, creaked and moaned for a brief moment, let out a limp cry from a distant floor and died again. Poor thing never even attempted the climb, and the door stood still. The stairs were no better. Crumbled drywall and trash piled on the patterned carpet of colors i have never seen. Some shade between orange and green, a rotten union. Our hallway was adorned with broken furniture and framing material, florescent bulbs hummed as we traversed to 308. This must have been the “Under renovation” the greasy man had mentioned earlier. I can see him uttering that cheap excuse to every customer since this place began. Inside the room we were met with the smell of curry, sticky floors and a single face towel. The beds were comfortable and in the dark we could have been anywhere which helped ease the mind. Upon awakening I opened the blinds and was met with a wonderful indigo sky and the relief of departure. I will not be back to the super 8 in Texarkana Texas but strangely i wouldn’t wish it to be any different.

Very clean,even with remodeling. Staff were friendly and helpful ! W Would recommend to anyone and will stay again myself if needed. I stayed for 19 days and the price was very reasonable. The continental breakfast was always full of food and had a fantastic variety.

Old worn out place, sheet rock dust all over the bathroom, Door didn’t open. Or close properly , we had to lift up on the door to open or close. Stains on the sheets and blankets. Had we seen that when we got there we would have left, it was late, we are senior citizens traveling with a friend, we were exhausted. It was awful